The Los Angeles Chargers are in the midst of a challenging season, particularly in their safety position, where they have been relying on veteran players to fill gaps. Elijah Molden, who joined the team just before the season started, has emerged as a key contributor and is enjoying a career year. Meanwhile, Derwin James has showcased his versatility by excelling both as a safety and a nickel cornerback. However, the team's strategy of utilizing three safeties has led to instability in the third safety position, which has seen a rotation of players including Tony Jefferson, Marcus Maye, and Eddie Jackson.

As the Chargers aim to strengthen their secondary for the upcoming offseason, they are looking to enhance their competitiveness against formidable AFC rivals like the Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, and Buffalo Bills. Recent predictions from Bleacher Report suggest that the Chargers should target Alabama safety Malachi Moore in the draft. The Chargers' defense has shown improvement this season but has struggled against high-powered offenses, highlighting the need for a more solidified secondary.

Moore has distinguished himself as one of the top safety prospects, demonstrating a strong ability to disrupt plays with 70 tackles, eight passes defended, and two interceptions during his tenure with the Crimson Tide. Adding a player of Moore's caliber could significantly bolster the Chargers' defense and help them contend with elite passing teams in the future.